UNEMPLOYMENT

Evening Star, Issue 21723, 18 May 1934, Page 10

UNEMPLOYMENT

WORKS DEPARTMENT

Groups to commence at 8 a.m. tomorrow : 250—Serpentine avenue, at Graham street. 252—Ross Creek Reservoir. 255 Preston crescent, at Harcourt street. 256 Balraacewen road, opposite Technical College huts. 266 Portobcllo road, at bridge. 267 Pitcairn, street, at sanitary stables. 275—North road, at water trough, three-quarters of a mile above Normanby. 281—The following men of group 281 at Taieri road, at Dean street: —J. Anderson, A. Bell, J. Haworth. J. A. Haworth, F. Howarth, P. M'Kinlay, A. Mair. ■

281—The balance of group 281 at Kaikorai Valley road, at Glenelg street. 283—Highcliff road, at Every street. 351—Canniugton road and Pilkington street. 353—Signal Hill road, at M'Gregor street.

354 Cavell street,' at Botha street. 355 Helensburgh road, five chains north of Balmacewen road. 356 Highcliff road, at Every street. 357 Fraser’s Creek, half a mile above baths. 360—Sidey street, at Ryehill street. 362—Green Island Aerodrome site (meet Caversham railway station at 7.55 a.m.). 364—Kelvin Grove, at sanitary stables. , . 367—Glencairn street, at Gladstone road. \ 372—The following men of group 372 at Green Island Aerodrome site (meet Caversham railway station at 7 .oo a.m.): —D. L. Brunton, W, E. Dougherty, J. Duckmanton, J. Henderson, W. E. King. 372 The balance of group 3i2 at South road, at Glen road. 373 Wharf street, at tip. 378 —Scoulnr street, at Benhar street. 2.500, 2,501, 2,502 Woodhaugh street, at quarry. 3.500, 3,501, 3,502, 3,oo3—Ward street, at Halsey street.

mosgiel appeal for funds

The Mosgiel Relief Committee has decided to launch an appeal for funds for local use. Donations may be left with the town clerk (Mr R. D. Rogers). The 1 fund will be knowm as the mayor’s relief fund.

SOUTH DUNEDIN FUNCTIONS

An appreciative audience filled the South Dunedin Town Hall on Sunday last, when the South Dunedin Unemployed Association presented its weekly concert, the proceeds of which go to members of the association. The principal portion of the programme was given by Mr H. 0. Stokes and his banjo and guitar band. Other items were provided as follow; —Banjo duet, Messrs Fowlatt and Laurence; mandolin quintette—-Messrs Brough, Moore, Gamble, Hambleton, and Stokes; Hawaiian guitar trio—Messrs Moore, Brough, and Stokes; tenor banjo solo, Mr Q. W. Stokes; songs, Mr J. Montague; humorous recitation, Mr_ E. Bezet; song and tap dance, Misses Bryan; dance, Miss P. Atkinson. Each item was greatly appreciated by the audience. The association is indebted to the artists, who come'along each week and give their services willingly and free of charge. The public is assured of a verv fine variety concert on Sunday night. Extra novelty items have been secured. . The weekly euchre party was held in tiie South Dunedin Town Hall last Monday, and was well patronised. Prizes for next Monday will he of special value, and patrons are assured of a good night’s entertainment. _ The fortnightly general meeting of the association was held in the Wesley Street Hall on Wednesday night, Mr Buchanan occupying the chair. Business concerning the unemployed of the district was dealt with. Reports from sub-committees and delegates were discussed, and instructions given to the delegates who are to attend the Unemployed District Council meeting. Six new members were registered, and the printed list of firms in the cash purchase scheme was given to members.